Sentence examples for because adroit from inspiring English sources

That's because adroit hands and good court instincts have typically been underplayed as natural assets in a sport too often obsessed with hang time.

A shot is apt if it is accurate because adroit.

Accurate performances achieve their aim, adroit performances manifest competence, and apt performances are accurate because adroit.

Whether it's because they were less active letter writers and diary keepers than their English contemporary Thomas Cromwell, or because they lacked his innate subtlety and intellectualism, or because Sarah Dunant — adroit as she is — falls short of Mantel's narrative mastery, neither Rodrigo nor Cesare speaks in a voice as sustained and nuanced as the one Mantel conjured for her central character.

Meanwhile, partly because of adroit moves by Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush has been pulled onto issues terrain.

The deal was unusual because of adroit negotiations that resulted in the Indians bidding for nine of the blocks, and getting the tenth free well, almost.

Kevin Rudd is back in the Labor leadership because of the adroit management by his caucus supporters over the last several months of the sort of "internals" he just decried at that press conference.

Walsh should be applauded for his leadership because he is adroit enough to know that an offensive approach to the city's quietly roiling race issues may have a long-term prophylactic effects.

And he needs to be more adroit at positioning because his mere presence could force opponents to alter their shots.

Because Mr. Eco is very adroit and civilized, and very Italian, he overcomes the considerable handicap of being (as he boldly and naively claims) a bona fide European intellectual.

Because Hazanavicius has done the adroit James Bond spoof "OSS 117: Nest of Spies" and is well-regarded in France, I wonder if this is the case.